TEG-S750

I've been using TrendNet switches for a couple of years now. The new 10G switch is replacing a 2.5G switch in my office, I'm trying to future proof my setup. Immediately I could tell that throughput was faster and I measured ~30-40% throughput difference between the old and new switch. It does run a little hotter than the old switch but not that I can't touch it and not bad for being fanless. I also ran benchmarks on my machine and overall throughput and CPU is less. Super easy to set up, just plug it in and Cat cables I'm using Cat 8) and you're rolling. I plan on buy another to replace a 2.5G in my main entertainment setup. Update: I replaced my 2.5G switch in my main entertainment setup and plugged in the Roku, AppleTV and MoCA, works great. Something weird, I could not get the Roku box working with the 2.5G switch, no matter how hard I tried. Worked first shot with this switch. Very happy with the performance and quality of the hardware.

I am in the process of upgrading to a switch with Port Mirroring for network monitoring, I decided to double-check the capabilities of this model first, just to be sure it would no longer meet my needs. It will not. This is just a basic switch, with no management capability. However, basic does not mean cheap, short-lived, or not useful! I've had this in place for several years, running 24x7. I have rebooted it 2 or 3 times, and each time the switch was not the culprit. This guy dutifully passes traffic day and night, quickly, silently, and without fault. I run a business out of my home. I have 4 Terabytes of data backed up locally and to the cloud. We also have multiple smart TV's in our home, two Media Center PC's, ROKU, and a couple of Internet Radio players. I have brought our Internet connection to its knees on multiple occasions. We have much much more internal network traffic than Internet traffic. I do computer repair and am imaging computers almost constantly. That gives you some idea about how much traffic is pumped through this. It has never missed a beat and is still going strong. TRENDnet makes a quality product! I do recommend you upgrade your ethernet cables to CAT6. I could be just me, with too much data, but I have had issues with CAT5E cables. That's not a fault of the switch. CAT6 cleared everything up immediately. Now that I think about it, I seem to recall finding a damaged cable in the upgrade. It may have been one cable that caused the trouble. But this was all about 5 or 6 years ago. Naturally, my upgraded switch will also be TRENDnet!

I brought this 2 months ago as an upgrade/replacement for my Airlink 8 port 1GB switch that was currently being used as my Home Network BackBone Switch (The Switch that all my other Network devices utimately go through before hitting my router). As providence would have it my old Airlink 8 port had started having intermitentant outages that was affecting my whole Home Network (No surprise since this was being used as my backbone)so I went ahead and deployed it a week earlier than I had planned (I was going to deploy it when I had finished running my 5 new CAT 5E drop expansion, Hence as to why I needed a switch with more than 8 ports)and all my intermintant outages went away. This is about the most straight forward device you could ever buy. No software to load, No configuration changes to be made, and best of all No assembly required. Just take out of the box, plug it in the wall of were you are going to permenatly place it, connect your compatible CAT 5E or CAT 6 Network Devices to the switch, and your done. The switch itself is made out of a sturdy metal alloy, has a LED side panel that tells you when your Network Device is connected & which port(If it's Amber your connected at 10/100mps and green your connected at 1gps), has vented sides (Fanless) for cooling, and also comes with screws if you are thinking of hanging the switch. As far as the exact rate of speeds are concerned see some of the other reviews on this device for that, for me it works great at the specified speeds. The absolute best thing about this device is the price. For the Quality, sturdy construction, and ease of use of this device I've seen other name brands goes as high as $200 Bones, 2 months ago I paid approximatily a $110, and now as of this writing it just around $80. I would highly recommend this device not only for home and small office but for you medium to big businesses as well.

I bought this to replace an 8-port 10gpbs TRENDnet switch that had fans that were just too loud for bedroom use. This one is fanless, and thus dead silent. I'll just have to live with fewer ports. Caveat: you don't really know how reliable a switch is until you've had it for a few years and the ports start going bad one at a time. In general, I have good luck with TRENDnet switches (at least compared to cheaper consumer-grade switches), but I have not owned this long enough to have any clue how reliable it is. Also, I simply don't have the ability to do any kind of benchmarking on how it handles speed or having lots of traffic on multiple ports. All I can tell you for certain is that I have had zero connectivity issues with this device in the few weeks I've owned it. It is connected directly to my router, so every ounce of Internet traffic between my home devices and the outside world is going through this thing, although nothing in my house is really going to push this switch to its limits.

RAS, un très bon switch qui fait très bien ce pour quoi il est prévu, aucuns soucis , réseau très stable, tout est transparent sur tout les PC de la maison . J'aurais juste préféré avoir les entrées réseau à l’arrière plutôt qu'à l'avant , cela fait plus fouillis avec tout les câbles qui passe devant mais bon.

It works well with my 10G network and it is QUIET. Most 10G switches sound like a figher jet on steroids but this doesn't. Gets a little warm, but not extreme. I can sit beside it and not hear it. Wonderful.

Ma configuration réseau : 1PC 10Gb, 1PC 2,5Gb, 1 Portable 2,5Gb, SpeedTest simultanément et respectivement descendant : 8,1Gb - 2,3Gb - 2,3Gb ; ascendant : 7,9Gb - 2,3Gb - 2,2Gb. Chauffe un peu, à tenir à un endroit bien ventilé. Vraiment le top, reste plus qu'à trouver des serveurs qui suivent 😉

Lo chassis in metallo aiuta a dissipare il calore in maniera ottimale. Acquistato per la rete in casa (comprato un ex-ufficio con rete LAN interna) e funziona egregiamente con 10 porte in azione ed uplink su router in fibra Telecom. Consumi elettrici inferiori al router Telecom. Un buon acquisto, arrivato velocemente e con imballaggio perfetto.

Very good product, it delivers the full 10GB speeds